RF Annual Report - 1935 - The Rockefeller Foundation

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THE ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION
cil's fellowships are open to postdoctoral candidates
of the United States and Canada in any
of the social science disciplines, under eligibility
rules determined by the council.
Thus the year 1935 marked the initiation of a
period of transition during which the liquidation
of an important part of the Foundation's former
fellowship procedure was begun, and the groundwork
for a new policy was charted but only
partially developed. The specific appropriations
made during the year for the several purposes
outlined follow:
APPROPRIATIONS MADE IN 1935 FOR FELLOWSHIPS IN
THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
Fellowships infieldsof social security, international relations,
and public administration (for use in 1935) $75,000
Fellowships in fields of social security, international relations,
and public administration (for use in 1936} 100,000
Fellowships in the social sciences, termination (period ending
1937) 85,000
Social Science Research Council, New York City. Fellowships
in the social sciences (1936-37) 50,000
Total 8310,000
In 1935 the Foundation made thirty-five new
fellowship appointments, including those under
both old and new programs, and the Social Science
Research Council made thirteen new appointments,
A summary of new appointments
by both agencies, from 1924 through 1935, is
presented on page 205.
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